Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
 Amendment 4 leader Desmond Meade is named Central Floridian of the Year by the Orlando Sentinel. Meade is the leader of a movement that restored voting rights back to over one million ex-felons in Florida. |   | |
 Central Florida law enforcement agencies are expecting packs of motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles to swarm area highways again this weekend, but Orange County Sheriff John Mina said authorities are ready for them. | | | |
 About 15 of families that fled the island after surviving Hurricanes Irma and María and chose to settle in Panama City — only to be displaced again in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. | | | |
 Inside the Newsroom catches up with some of your questions about how the Orlando Sentinel does its business. | | | |
 Disney is banning smoking at its parks in Orlando. | | | |
 The Orlando Magic fell 115-98 on the road to the Detroit Pistons Thursday night, falling below the playoff cut line at No. 9 in the Eastern Conference. | | | |
 Short-handed Florida State made several runs, but the No. 4 seed Seminoles ultimately couldn't keep up with the No. 1 seed Gonzaga Bulldogs and lost 72-58 Thursday night in the Sweet 16. | | | |
 Recaps and scores of today's NCAA tournament South Regional games. | | | |
 UF coach Mike White returns three promising freshmen, signed a top-10 recruiting class and has scholarships available following an up-and-down 20-16 season. | | | |
 UF returning starting quarterback Feleipe Franks said he is much more comfortable during his second spring under coach Dan Mullen — and it shows. | | | |
 There are so many things to do in Central Florida on any given weekend that it can be overwhelming. Here's a guide to help you decide what to do. | | | |
 There are a plethora of boarding, kenneling and hotel options for Walt Disney World, SeaWorld Orlando and Universal Orlando Resort visitors traveling with pets. | | | |
 The Council of 101's new springtime event, the Festival of Fine Arts and Flowers, blends art and floral designs at the Orlando Museum of Art from March 29-31. | | | |
 The President & CEO of Central Florida's largest arts funding organization will leave her position on Jan. 31, 2020. | | | |
 KareKare Curl will open April 12 at SeaWorld Orlando's Aquatica water park. | | | |
 Paul Powers took notes during company meetings and read confidential documents in summer 2018, so he knew the Orlando-based company would exceed Wall Street expectations with its quarterly earnings, according to the charges. | | | |
 A new movie theater has opened at the Margaritaville Resort Orlando complex in Kissimmee. | | | |
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